1. Juan A. Mata
3737 St. Johns Bluff Rd S #2911, Jacksonville, FL 32224
(407) – 580 – 5254, Juanmata113@gmail.com
Objective
To obtain a position in the Mechanical Engineering field in order to supplement academic knowledge with real-world experience.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (ABET Accredited) Expected - April 2017
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida 3.05 GPA
Awarded Latin American and Caribbean Scholarship (LAC)
Related Skills
 Solidworks  MATLAB  English (Fluent)
 Siemens NX CAD  C Programming  Portuguese (Intermediate)
 Siemens NX Drafting
 NI Multisim
 Microsoft Office Suite
 Autodesk Inventor
 Spanish (Fluent)
 Autodesk Vault
Coursework
 Thermodynamics  Integrated Design Manufacturing  Circuits Analysis I
 Dynamics  Machine Design  Heat Transfer
 Strength of materials  Neurodevelopmental Sciences  Transport Phenomena
 Control of Machinery  Fluid Mechanics  Material Science
Engineering Experience
AXON Drilling Products May 2016 - August 2016
Junior Engineering Internship
 Designed and optimized braking system for Draw-works according to API standards
 Modified assemblies and drawings for Top Drive components using Autodesk Inventor
 Constructed Top Drive design binders necessary for an API audit
 Assisted Chief Mechanical Engineer with bookkeeping using Autodesk Vault
Florida Department of Transportation
Research: February 2016 – April 2016
 Assisted with FDOT grant
 Optimized Mobile Reflectivity Unit (MRU) using data analysis
 Processed data algorithms
o Utilized MATLAB to analyze and refine data
University of North Florida
Senior Design – Battery Cell Check for Inspired Energy August 2016 - Present
 Determined amount of batteries to be tested as to assure battery lot is within required specifications
 Design case and circuit schematic to perform testing of batteries
 Delivered design proposal paper to Inspired Energy
Neurodevelopmental Sciences – Broadcasted by CNN August 2016 – December 2016
 Designed adapted ride-on toy to provide assistive mobility to children with physical and mental impairments
 Studied the use of microcontrollers to transfer data for the vehicle.
 Applied Mechanical Engineering knowledge to provide an ergonomic car for the child to use
Lab Assistant August 2016 – Present
 Repaired heat exchanger in the thermal sciences lab
o Wrote lab report for students to follow when studying heat exchangers
Involvement
 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineer – Student Involvement Coordinator
 American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Member
 Society of Automotive Engineers - Member